Kelvin Cruz Criticizes the Deterioration of the Quisqueya Stadium and Announces Measures
Santo Domingo – The Minister of Sports, Kelvin Cruz, expressed his deep concern about the current state of the Quisqueya Juan Marichal Stadium. After the damage suffered on the playing field due to the recent celebration of concerts, Cruz announced that strong measures will be taken to prevent similar situations from repeating in the future. Error en el proceso de traducciónCruz reported that the Ministry of Sports is already in talks with those responsible for the administration and use of the stadium. The goal is to establish a clear and effective consequences regime. In addition, he did not rule out the possibility of intervening in the current management model if deemed necessary. The minister emphasized that each damage must have a direct person responsible who guarantees its repair, especially when the events generate income. Cruz underlined the importance of responsible management and the need to avoid the neglect of sports facilities. Cruz also compared the situation of the Quisqueya with the maintenance of the Felix Sanchez Olympic Stadium, where, despite the holding of multiple massive events, the field remains in optimal conditions. This comparison served to highlight the importance of proper management and commitment to the care of sports facilities. The minister framed his statements within a broader critique of the culture of neglect in sports infrastructure, highlighting the significant investment the country is making in works for the upcoming Central American and Caribbean Games. He called on both the public and private sectors to take on a greater commitment to the maintenance of sports facilities. “We cannot continue with a culture of abandonment. Public investment must hurt everyone,” he concluded.“We are very upset with this situation. It cannot be allowed that, after a millionaire investment, the stadium ends up practically destroyed. That is a shame and we must put an end to it,” he stated.
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